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Nagashima (長島) was a series of fortresses and fortifications controlled by the Ikkō-ikki, a sect of warrior monks in Japan's Sengoku period who opposed samurai rule. It was attacked and destroyed by Oda Nobunaga in the 1570s. This, combined with the surrender of the Ikki's other main fortress, Ishiyama Hongan-ji, several years later, ended the threat the Ikko-ikki posed to Nobunaga and other samurai conquerors. At one time, the area may have been known as "Nanashima" or "seven islands". It is currently one island between the Kiso and Nagara Rivers, with Ise Bay at its southern tip.

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  • Nagashima (長島) was a series of fortresses and fortifications controlled by the Ikkō-ikki, a sect of warrior monks in Japan's Sengoku period who opposed samurai rule. It was attacked and destroyed by Oda Nobunaga in the 1570s. This, combined with the surrender of the Ikki's other main fortress, Ishiyama Hongan-ji, several years later, ended the threat the Ikko-ikki posed to Nobunaga and other samurai conquerors. The fortress was situated on a swampy delta, on the border of Owari and Ise Provinces, at the point where three rivers converge, to the southwest of the modern-day city of Nagoya. Nagashima was in fact a number of smaller fortifications surrounding two primary buildings and not a single fortress. Nagashima Castle was built in 1555 by , and seized by the Ikkō-ikki shortly afterwards, in much the same way they had seized a number of other daimyōs' holdings. The fortified monastery formed the second center of Nagashima's defense. At one time, the area may have been known as "Nanashima" or "seven islands". It is currently one island between the Kiso and Nagara Rivers, with Ise Bay at its southern tip. The Oda clan, which controlled nearby lands, was wary of the Ikki's growing power, and engaged them at Ogie Castle in 1569. The Ikki were victorious, and Nobunaga's brother was killed. Nobunaga returned to lay siege to the Ikki's fortress three times, before finally subduing it in 1574 with the help of the (Navy) under the control of the . He set the wooden structure ablaze, and none of the fortress cathedral's 20,000 inhabitants escaped. According to the members of the Nagashima Historical Society, none of the main castle of Nagashima survived and its true location is unknown. What is believed to be the most probable location is now the site of a junior high school, which was identified in accordance to written descriptions of the area in the 16th century and what is believed to be an old moat. There is a map at the site, next to the school. The reconstructed castle gate was washed away during the Isewan Typhoon in 1959. Ganshōji was rebuilt some distance inland. A stone stupa was erected as a memorial to those killed in the burning of the fortress. (en)
  • Нагасима (яп. 長島) — цепочка крепостей и фортификационных сооружений, существовавшая в Японии периода Сэнгоку. Нагасима была расположена около города Нагоя, контролировалась буддийской сектой Икко-икки, состоявшей из воинов-монахов, которые противились господству самураев. Крепость была атакована и разрушена Одой Нобунагой в 1570-х годах. Падение Нагасимы, вкупе с разрушением несколько лет спустя другого основного укрепления Икко-икки, монастыря Исияма Хонган-дзи, положило конец угрозе, которую монахи представляли для Нобунаги и других самурайских завоевателей. Нагасима была расположена в болотистой дельте, где сходились сразу три реки (Кисогава, Ибигава и Нагарагава, т.н. "Три реки Кисо"), на границе провинций Овари и Исэ, к юго-востоку от современной Нагои. Цепочка укреплений тянулась по тихоокеанскому побережью острова Хонсю и состояла из двух основных крепостей и нескольких более мелких фортификационных сооружений, окружавших крепости. Одной из этих цитаделей считался замок Нагасима, построенный в 1555 году. Спустя некоторое время, однако, замок захватили Икко-икки, примерно так же, как они присвоили ещё несколько цитаделей, выстроенных другими даймё. Второй крепостью был укреплённый буддийский монастырь . (ru)
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  • 1550s–1560s
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  • -1560.0
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  • Ganshō-ji temple is rebuilt; remnants of fortifications are not extant and exact location is unknown (en)
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  • near Nagoya, Japan (en)
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  • Nagashima (en)
  • 長島 (en)
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  • Series of fortifications, incl. a fortified Buddhist monastery and pre-Azuchi-Momoyama period Japanese castle (en)
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  • Nagashima (長島) was a series of fortresses and fortifications controlled by the Ikkō-ikki, a sect of warrior monks in Japan's Sengoku period who opposed samurai rule. It was attacked and destroyed by Oda Nobunaga in the 1570s. This, combined with the surrender of the Ikki's other main fortress, Ishiyama Hongan-ji, several years later, ended the threat the Ikko-ikki posed to Nobunaga and other samurai conquerors. At one time, the area may have been known as "Nanashima" or "seven islands". It is currently one island between the Kiso and Nagara Rivers, with Ise Bay at its southern tip. (en)
  • Нагасима (яп. 長島) — цепочка крепостей и фортификационных сооружений, существовавшая в Японии периода Сэнгоку. Нагасима была расположена около города Нагоя, контролировалась буддийской сектой Икко-икки, состоявшей из воинов-монахов, которые противились господству самураев. Крепость была атакована и разрушена Одой Нобунагой в 1570-х годах. Падение Нагасимы, вкупе с разрушением несколько лет спустя другого основного укрепления Икко-икки, монастыря Исияма Хонган-дзи, положило конец угрозе, которую монахи представляли для Нобунаги и других самурайских завоевателей. (ru)
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  • Nagashima (en)
  • Нагасима (ru)
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